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Ancient, medieval, and historical Armenian churches and monasteries
Armenia Azerbaijan (List Georgia (List
Tbilisi (Vank , Bethlehem , Chugureti , Ejmiatsnetsots , St. George , St. Gregory , Jigrasheni Avetyats , Kamoyants , Karapet , Karapi , Karmir Avetaran , Geghardavank , Mughni , Norashen , Holy Sign , St. Sarkis , St. Stephen , Zrkinyants )
Tskhinvali Turkey (List
Adana (St. Mary )
Agarak Aghperig Aghtamar Akner Bagnayr Akori Ani (Cathedral , Tigran Honents , Kizkale , Holy Apostles )Aparank Arakelots Vank Arapgir Arkakaghni Arter Bana Barthoghimevos Vank Constantinople (Galata , Kuzguncuk , Fatih , Kartal , Samatya , Taksim , Beyoğlu , Beyoğlu )
Drazark Elazig Eskişehir Gaziantep Goms Hogots Horomos Ishkhan Kanzak Karapet Vank Karmravank Kars (Cathedral , St. Mary )
Kes Khtzkonk Ktuts Marinos Vank Mren Mush (St. Marine , Holy Sign )
Narekavank Por Sivrihisar Skanchelagordz Vank Smyrna Soradir Tekor Tigranakert Trebizond Varagavank Varzahan Yeghegnamor Yeghrdut Yerazgavors Iran (List
Thadei Vank Maghardavank Dzordzori Vank Hovi Darashamb Haftvan Khoy Mahlezan Tabriz (St. Mary , St. Sarkis , Mariam )
Mujumbar Sohrol Sarnaq Nor Jugha (Vank , St. Mary , St. George , St. Stephen , St. John , St. Catherine , Bethlehem , St. Nicholas , St. Gregory , St. Sarkis, Isfahan , St. Minas , St. Nerses )Tehran (St. Thaddeus , St. George ) Jerusalem (Palestine /Israel )Rest of Asia Rest of Europe
Cities and fortresses of
Urartu (Kingdom of Van)
1 First capital city until 832 B.C.
2 Second capital city from 832 B.C.
"Participants " (11)
Sports Military Economics Organization Outside the CIS framework
International organizations with
Armenia as member
Italics indicates observer status
Sovereign states
Special areas
Finland Norway United Kingdom
1 Spans the conventional boundary between Europe and another continent.2 Considered European for cultural, political and historical reasons but is geographically in Western Asia.3 Oceanic islands within the vicinity of Europe are usually grouped with the continent even though they are not situated on its continental shelf.4 Governed by the Holy See which has sovereignty over Vatican City.
Sovereign states
Australia Greece United Kingdom
1 Spans the conventional boundary between Asia and another continent.2 Considered European for cultural, political and historical reasons but is geographically in West Asia.
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